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Pa. Justices: Defense Attorney's Question During Ex-NFL Player's Med Mal Trial Was Not Improper
The Supreme Court majority said nothing about the question defense counsel posed to its musculoskeletal radiology expert—asking whether he was aware that the plaintiff "couldn't find" an expert of his own in that field—warranted a new trial.Duane Morris Will Drop 8,000 Square Feet in New Pittsburgh Lease
The firm is taking less space in Pittsburgh even as it plans to add lawyers there.Plaintiff Brain Damaged After Goodyear Tire Struck Head
As Amidon exited the office, a Goodyear employee, standing more than 8 feet above, on the second floor, tossed a 48-pound truck tire over a railing to the floor below; the tire struck Amidon in the head and caused him to fall to the ground.Trade Secret Suit Alleges Former Worker Stole Confidential Info to Form Competitor Company
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.Richard Kelley v. Episcopal Church Home
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Pa. Supreme Court Says 53-Year-Old Defamation Venue Rules Still Hold Up in Internet Age
Even after decades of technological change, the Supreme Court said in an opinion on a defamation case, the existing standard to establish venue is effective.Rawle & Henderson Picks Up Third NJ Office in Bringing Back Partner Pair That Spun Off 26 Years Ago
The addition of an office in Iselin "will allow us to have people more strategically placed throughout New Jersey," partner John McMeekin said.Philadelphia Defense Firm Reunites With Partner Pair That Spun Off 26 Years Ago
The reunion of the two practices brings Rawle & Henderson's head count to 120, and adds several new offices for the firm.Why Is Law Firm Leasing Lagging in Phila. Compared With Other Major Markets?
While many in law firms are eager for office returns, the industry as a whole is trending toward less office space.The Impact of Prescription Drug Pricing on Workers' Compensation Claims
Despite the decrease in opioid usage, injured workers are still too often prescribed unnecessary prescription drugs which can lead to dangerous health conditions and increased complexity of workers' compensation claims.Trending Stories
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